Dr Luke Mounce

Research Fellow @ExeterMed. #primarycare, routine #data, applied #statistics, #cancer #epidemiology, #multimorbidity. Lead Statistician for @EricaTrial

[Health Stats Exeter @UEMSHealthStats]

Short versions of a patient-reported outcome measure for safety in primary care (PREOS-PC) enable a balance between psychometric properties and completion time. https://t.co/zval26PkuG #healthstatistics @UofE_Research @ExeterMed @LukeMounce @JPatientSafety

[Sinead McDonagh @Sinead1989]

@garyabel @abuisman @J0_Butterworth @Dr_Sarah_Moore @sbvanbeurden @chrisellesclark @BoomboomchiefsT @profjcampbell @SamMerriel @RosinaACross @EmilyFletcher1 @EPitchforth @Emma_cockcroft @PhilEvansCRN @dremilylbrown @LukeMounce @BethanTreadgold @DrJaneRSmith @janemasoli

[APEx (also on Blue Sky) @UoEAPEx]

Are you a Primary Care researcher? Join us in Exeter @ #SWSAPC 2022 - abstract submission deadline is approaching fast - please submit by Friday 26th November for a chance to present your findings! @sapcacuk @capcbristol @OxPrimaryCare @MedicalBristol @UoS_Medicine @PlymUniCPCRG

[APEx (also on Blue Sky) @UoEAPEx]

Join us @ SWSAPC 10-11th March 2022 in Exeter. Registration now open. Abstract submission deadline: 26.11.21 https://t.co/TE59DKrpUW

@capcbristol @PlymUni @MedicalBristol
@Health_at_Bath @UniofOxford @UoS_Medicine
@NIHRSW @crnwestengland @NIHRCRN_tvsm @Peninsula_ARC @ARC_West

[APEx (also on Blue Sky) @UoEAPEx]

Please join us at SW SAPC: Primary Care - Coming Together, in Exeter, 10th-11th March 2022! We're looking forward to seeing you all face to face. Abstract submission and conference registration now open - details in link below!
@sapcacuk
https://t.co/TE59DK9P3o

[Health Stats Exeter @UEMSHealthStats]

Evaluation of microalbuminuria as a prognostic indicator after a TIA or minor stroke in an outpatient setting: the prognostic role of microalbuminuria in TIA evolution (ProMOTE) study. https://t.co/Jt7nbCF1MZ #healthstatistics @UofE_Research @ExeterMed @LukeMounce @BMJ_Open

[Health Stats Exeter @UEMSHealthStats]

Comparison of two immunoassays for the measurement of serum HE4 for ovarian cancer. https://t.co/dXoiTpRE2c #healthstatistics @UofE_Research @ExeterMed @LukeMounce

[Health Stats Exeter @UEMSHealthStats]

CA125 test result, test-to-diagnosis interval, and stage in ovarian cancer at diagnosis: a retrospective cohort study using electronic health records. https://t.co/45CGNMFUUd #healthstatistics @UofE_Research @ExeterMed @LukeMounce @BJGPjournal

[Health Stats Exeter @UEMSHealthStats]

Identifying Factors Leading to Harm in English General Practices: Mixed-Methods Study on Patient Experiences Integrating Structural Equation Modeling and Qualitative Content Analysis https://t.co/zO8xteMW4c #healthstatistics @UofE_Research @ExeterMed @LukeMounce @JPatientSafety

[Dr Sam Merriel 💙💛 @SamMerriel]

Thrilled that @UoEAPEx will be joining the @NIHRSPCR

Exciting times for #primarycare research ahead!

@ExeterMed @UofE_Research @UniofExeter @BoomboomchiefsT @profjcampbell @EPitchforth @sSarahBailey @J0_Butterworth @martins_tani @LukeMounce @josemvalderas @chrisellesclark

[APEx (also on Blue Sky) @UoEAPEx]

Join us this Wednesday Mar 24th @ 1pm for a Cancer Focus Seminar special, as @SamMerriel & @Dr_Sarah_Moore discuss their research on cancer diagnosis in primary care

Book via Eventbrite https://t.co/9Oln7vTZwy

#primarycare @exetermed @profjcampbell @chrisellesclark @EPitchforth

[Dr Luke Mounce @LukeMounce]

Excited to present research on a novel practice-level care quality inidcator for guideline concordant cancer referrals #swsapc21 @UAPCWarwick (10:20, session 3)

[The British Journal of General Practice @BJGPjournal]

No. 9. Cancer risk – High–normal platelet count can indicate cancer risk in males aged ≥60 years. #BJGPTop10 @sSarahBailey @BoomboomchiefsT @UniofExeter @LukeMounce https://t.co/iOeYawXLn5

[Dr Sam Merriel 💙💛 @SamMerriel]

Important work on #earlydiagnosis of #cancer in #primarycare Application in #primarycare needs to be carefully thought through. Do we need to lower #normalrange of #platelet counts?
@BJGP @CanTest_PC @ExeterMed @CRUKHCPs @CRUKresearch @bowelcanceruk @rcgp

[Exeter Med School @ExeterMed]

3/3 Watch Dr Luke Mounce (@LukeMounce) and Dr Sarah Bailey (@sSarahBailey) explain this #cancer #research more and how important it is to investigate this further @UniofExeter

https://t.co/krGysO6SjX

@BoomboomchiefsT @NIHRresearch @Peninsula_ARC @CPRD

[Exeter Med School @ExeterMed]

2/3 This #research used data from @CPRD and #NCRAS @PHE_UK and found patients with a high platelet count who were male and 60+ had a significant risk of developing #cancer within the year

https://t.co/krGysO6SjX

[Exeter Med School @ExeterMed]

1/3 New #research @UniOfExeter shows a high blood platelet count could indicate a high risk for #cancer, specifically in men 60+. Blood platelets help the blood to clot properly. Led by @sSarahBailey

https://t.co/krGysO6SjX

[Dr Luke Mounce @LukeMounce]

Males aged 60+ with a platelet count >325x10^9/L have cancer risk meeting #NICE threshold for referral for suspected cancer. Our paper out today @BJGPjournal @sSarahBailey @BoomboomchiefsT

[The British Journal of General Practice @BJGPjournal]

Cancer: A high-normal platelet count in males aged 60 years and over may indicate an underlying malignancy. Read the research by Mounce et al. Figure shows 1-year incidence and platelet count for most common cancer sites.
https://t.co/iOeYawXLn5

[Dr Luke Mounce @LukeMounce]

Great to have been involved in this project, led by two fantastic US med tudents! @MadelineHCarney Myra Quiroga @Sheppy_Liz @SarahDotPrice @BoomboomchiefsT

[The British Journal of General Practice @BJGPjournal]

Effect of pre-existing conditions on bladder cancer stage at diagnosis: a cohort study using electronic primary care records in the UK https://t.co/Lt1rC8prkN

[Health Stats Exeter @UEMSHealthStats]

A great talk yesterday from Dr David Robertson of @MRC_BSU, on the use of cutting edge online methods (including the concept of `alpha wealth’) to control false discovery rates in cancer trials, genetic studies and beyond. Please come back soon! @ExeterMed @UofE_Research